Gauteng parents attend maths classes to help their children with homework
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Ekurhuleni parents in Gauteng are attending maths master classes in order to assist their children with mathematics homework.
The initiative by consultancy company WeSolve4X, aims to help elevate the pass rate in township schools. The company’s tutoring model is based on “Maths plus Parents minus Hunger equals to success, (Maths + Parents-Hunger = Success)”. With a three-step approach programme that covers the topics, navigating the textbook and encouraging pupils to practice.
“Our team has been blessed to work with parents who attend our master class aimed at making mathematics homework more manageable at home,” the company said.
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What often gets overlooked is whether kids have a desk at home or a quiet place to study.
As researchers who focus on education policy and how students perform on standardized tests, we decided to take a closer look – on a global scale – at the degree to which students have desks at home and whether that’s linked to how well they do in school. To do this we turned to the Trends in Mathematics and Science Study, also known as TIMSS, an international assessment administered every four years by the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement, where one of us is the executive director.